Jiro Investments Pty Ltd trading as Aircraft Engineering Solutions is a leading provider of aviation labour to various Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) organisations across Australia. Operating across five states with a broad client base, we prioritise local employment and are committed to delivering high-quality service.

We are currently seeking an AME Mechanical (B1.3) who has completed type courses on at least two of the following aircraft: S76, AW139, or S92A. Our goal is to support you in acquiring the necessary time on type to obtain your CASA B1.3 licence.

This is a full-time role involving work at various military and civilian facilities across Australia, often at short notice. It is not a FIFO position, and extended stays may be required depending on operational needs. Only applicants currently residing in Australia with full working rights will be considered. Relocation may be necessary.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct inspections of aircraft components to identify wear, damage, or malfunction, and perform necessary repairs.

Adhere to inspection procedures in maintenance manuals and regulatory guidelines to ensure safety compliance.

Execute functional tests on aircraft systems and components to verify performance.

Use specialised tools and materials to carry out repairs, replacements, and adjustments.

Follow manufacturer guidelines, technical documentation, and industry best practices to ensure quality and compliance.

Collaborate with maintenance teams for proper component integration.

Perform post-installation functional testing and inspections to ensure safety and correct operation.

Maintain accurate documentation of all inspection, testing, repair, and installation activities.

Work closely with engineering and technical teams to troubleshoot complex issues and enhance aircraft reliability.

Requirements

Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Mechanical) or equivalent.

Minimum 4 years of experience working on S76, AW139, or S92 aircraft.

Completion of all B1 licence exam prerequisites and eligibility to apply for a CASA B1 licence.

Must be currently living in Australia with full Australian work rights.

Strong knowledge of maintenance procedures and regulatory standards.

Ability to work effectively both independently and within a diverse team.

High attention to detail and strong technical documentation skills.